Best Baseboard And Moulding Repair in Austin TX

I can't say enough good things about Diego. He helped me out with a custom butcher block countertop in our guest room, and the level of communication, craftsmanship, and detail shown in his work was truly impressive.

I'd been trying to get this project completed for almost a year - I had several other handymen that just never responded to me or completely ghosted me after initial conversations. Not only did Diego get back to me immediately, but he asked all the right questions that I didn't even consider that showed his years of experience, so that I knew I was in good hands. He was so patient with explaining his entire process, answered all of my (many) questions, and kept me involved every step of the way.

The project turned out even better than I expected, and I'm so pleased with how it looks. On top of everything, Diego is a really chill, friendly guy who is great at what he does, and exceptionally fair and honest.

I've since worked with Diego on a couple of smaller projects, and he's super generous with his time and goes out of his way to help me troubleshoot other little issues around my house that I could probably manage on my own. For anything larger that requires a more skilled hand, I'm going to Diego first from now on.

Honey do Services provided excellent work for our toilet repair.  They responded quickly & explained the work required in detail.  Shaun McKay is friendly, knowledgeable & very efficient! I would highly recommend Honey Do Services for any repairs or work that they provide!

When I initially meant this father and son team, I was so excited. They were friendly, and seemed professional and responsive. I hired them to do several jobs in a rental unit. From the beginning of work there began to be many glitches in our agreements and in the quality of the jobs. One included replace the plumbing in a shower tub combo and I noticed immediately that they had chipped the enamel of the iron tub while doing the job. I had to haggle with them to get them to refinish the tub to cover the chip. I started noticing that the quality of work was not the best and had to repeatedly ask for things that should have been part of the work such as a faulty tub spout that they wanted me to have to go and replace, even though they bought the part new from Home Depot. Then, white putting in a new door and frame on an outside storage room, they nicked a wire in the wall causing an entire circuit of lights and plugs to stop working. They refused to repair the issue and I ended up having to spend several hundred dollars with an electrician to get it fixed. I explained all of this to both the father and son, including pictures of the damaged wire, and they made it very clear that they would have nothing to do with it. The cost ended up not being worth going to small claims court, but I considered it given the bad workmanship. I recommend moving on and finding someone who has references. I learned my lesson.